The Sun. — London, England, 1826-03-28 00:00:00

~~ , ;~:e!'. . . . -... " 1 0 -..-, 1.4...,. .....• _ , 4 4,i.„..._ io 6,•z ,- -.4.,. ' 0 ~ o . : tAls ~..4. - ..,,_!!!.,k„ 13\ . • , • - . -4 ' ~- ti , i aleil (~1 4 - 4 4.1 t., IS /2 42'44'471 !-• VI.kZ $004.4 '. 197 ~. , 1 . i ' a ~'" 1 y ~'! '. ~~ r Pi 1C174 SEVENPENCE. N umBER 10,466. TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 28, 1826 4°4 EA I' IKIMA lIOCSE, March gt, 1816. T HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNTIED COMPANY of Mk;itCHANTS of ENG. LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a GENERAL COURT of the Wit Company will he held at - their House, in Leatienhall-tireet, On THURS. DAY, the <Mt April next, from Eleven o!Clocli in the Fore . noon until Six in .the Evening. to Ballot on the following Question, viz. : " That Sir James Edward Colehrooke, Bart. late of the " Bengal Civil Establishment, be permitted to return to "the Service, under the Provisions of the Act of the 33d " George 111. cap. 542, sec. 70,' with the rank whielfhe held "" when be quitted Bengal, agreeably to the Act of the 534 deurke 111. cap. 155, sec. 85." to order to determine, by such Ballot, whether three parts kn Jour uf. the Proprietors „present., at such General Court onsent th a t Si r J ames Edwatdcolebrooke be permitted to return with the said Rank to Inds. JOSEPH DART, Secretary: TO TILE PROPRIETORS OF EAST 'INDIA. STOCK• Lames and GENTLEMEN, THE ev ei)t, of the. Ballot on the Bth instant having been adverse to my hopes of immediate success, in consequence of long standing pledges to a candidate several years on the gro•And, and powerfully supported, I hasten to announce to yon my determination to prOceed to the Ballot at the General Election in April next. While my most grateful acknowledgments are duo to the large,and respectable,portion of the Proprietary who , attended the late Ballot on. my behalf, I entertain a deep sense of the kind and.generous approbation of my pretensions, founded on long services to the Honourable Company, so strongly and ge nerally eitpressed, by your body, during the late contest, and 1 look for Ward to, the approaching . Election with the most flat tering expectation of your support, and the most full and con fident anticipation of success. I have the honour to remain,. Ladies and Gentlemetr, Your obliged and obedient humble . Servant, JAMES STUART. Old LondoO 'Tavern, March 13, 1826. lttr. Stuart's committee will meet daily at the Old London Ilurern., from Ten till Four o'Clock, where all Cotuniunica ‘. Cons will be thankfully received. TO TUE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIVI AND OENTLEMEN. , ENCOURAGED by the Assurance of Sup port from many of my Friends, I presume to announce tnY•fotcntion of becoming a Candidate for a Seat in the Direc tion of your affairs, when the prescribed period of my residence in Europe, which will be completed In March, 1827, shall have vendered me qualified. 1 trust that my pretensions to this . honour will not be thought presumptuous, founded as they are up on an intimate knowledge of your Military Establishments, and the habits and tAings of your Native Troops and Popula ttot), acquired during a long and active course of employment in various parts of your possessions. To these services I owe the recorded a pprobation of the Governments of India, and thenoe the distinction conferred upon me by my Sovereign ; mid if it be In) , good fortune to obtain your confidence, I shall gratefully devote myself to the advancement of all your interests. I hove the honour to be, • Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most humble Servant, JAMES LAW LUSIIINGTON. 13 , 'York -street, Portman-square, March 13. 'UNITED MEXICAN MINING ASSO CIATION.--The Court of Directors hereby give Notice, That - a PAYMENT of FIVE POUNDS per NEW tiliAltE is to he made by the Proprietor, to Messrs. BOSAN 1411ET, and Co., Lombard -street, Bankers to the ASSOCIA TION, on or before the 20th April next. No. 13 , Old Broad -street, R. lIEATIIFIELD, Sec. 23d Mareh,lB2B. DREADFUL I W OC IN ' T D , blic i s respectfutlV informed, that 27 failures in the City, of Wholesale Dealers (nine have become bankrupts); Irnong which are, Irish Linen Factors, Scotch Table Linen Dealers, illanchester Warehousemen, Dealers in Cotton Goods * • 11 4 Silks, Norwich Manufacturers of Bonibazines, Cash geres, rich Silk Shawls and Crapes, S cotc h Factors, Dealers . Al lisliosi Shawls, Sheetings and Bed Ticks, Witney Blanket W are housemen, .Barmiley Sheeting Agents, and ‘',lntalfieldtt Silk DeFilers. The above Stocks amount to 140 , 0 00/. sterling, and must be Sold off forthwith, to make a speedy dividend to the creditors. Families furnishing new` tatablishments (with ready money) w ill f i nd this an opportunity .that will never again occur. The above stocks are removed to the corner of Redcross.street, Barbican, where the whole will be Sold Off with dispatch, by direction of Mr. Lloyd, A ccoun taut, Who has engaged, as Salesmen, William (Janina, John Thomp son, Charles 'Wright, and Willitun Armstrong, to Sell OW tnediately, some of the Greatest Bargains ever known in LINEN DRAPERY, SILK MERCER &c. &c. Irish Linen, Is. 9d. a yard, worth 4s. Gd.; some at Is. , suitable 20 r ge nt l emen ' s wear ; those at 911. are very good ; ot at 4d. end tki. yard. Russia Sheeting, without a seam, la. Gd. a yard ; 2 i yards wide ditto, 2s. a yard ; the finest made, 2s. Gd. (the lector's price was 3s. 9d.) a yard-sold , At, the West End At 49. ti• a and ; 20Q pieces of Russia Shecting,ls. a yard, wort h 2 s . uo• ; Mock Russia, at :Id. and 6(1., good for servants' u se , Damask Table Cloths, 2s. fld, each large size, 3s. Gd. ; the heat quality, three yards square, Ios. 6d..; fouryards long, it s; 1'; six ards long, 215., worth 50s. Dainask Napkins, Gs. Per dozen } the best and largest size, 01. thl• 114nbazilles' the -finest quality, Is. a yard, cheap at as, 9d. ; 20 pieces at Is. Gd. and Vd. a yard-200 per cent. of the factor's price. Rich Lustring, Is. 6d. a yard, cost 3s.Silk ShaWla, 4, Y ., worth 30s. ; those at las: axe Amp at two Naples, Mich wide Black Serener, . Is. lid. Oros de Naples, 3 d• Blankets, Is. a pair; those at 3s. are very large ; the v ery hest lambs' wool, three yards square, I4s. (hi. cost the Y ' l lt p c , l ",, 3 , s a. Three yards square Counterpanes, ss. 9d.; four 1 -o.uitto es 6tl Beautiful Quilts, 9s, ; three yards square, 2s ' • , the largest and best, 215., worth ,three guineas. The tieKt Welch Flannel, 2s. a yard, yard wide, factor'apriee 49d.; v ery fine r la. a yard ; :some at 94.1. .worth 25.; those at Gd. are strong and wide. The Jacconot Muslins are 6d. a Yard; the finest quality 15 S . t h e pi ec e (21 yards). Capital Ilucka. ace, sld, a wird. Real Russia Towelling, 40. a yard, worth tid. Aso 24,01. worth of soiled Irish Lmens, Damask Nap, kiss, and-Table Cloths, to be sold in a small lets, at half tho factor's ! Priee ,, -All to be sold at the corner of Ifederas.atTeCti, t i tArbican, by Vt'in. Gardner, John Thompson, Chas. 'Wrße,t, ,!yrnr Armstrong, salesmen.-Altletters must be post peal...-. • 11 , 11 11 facto rers' General Warehouse over the doors. • NOTICE TO ARTISTS. A LI, IVORf of PAINTING I SCLILP- L - 31.. TURF:, and AItrIIITEXTURE, inirodeci for the en. suing EXHIBITION at the ROYAL ACADEMY, niugt seat in on MONDAY, the 3d, or by Six tr'el-veli on TUES DAY, the 4th of April, after which time none can po s sibly be received. The particulars necessary to be attended to may he oh taipied by application at the Royal Acadt•io y. HENRY HONVARO, ILA.. Sec. THE ROYAL COBURG T EATIt E has undergone a Series of Costly ALTERATIONS and IMPROVEAWNTS, with an Entirely NEW PRO SCENIUM, ornamented with Magnificent Paintings by Mr. DANSON, Gold Pilasters, &c., and affording Six,Splen did New Stage Boxes. The Gallery has also been entirely reconstructed, and its rapid descent remedied, so is to render it the most commodious in Europe. A spacious andmagniticent Portico will now furnish a convenient Shelter for Persons await ing the opening of the. Doors, and Parties alighting from or proceeding to Carriages. THIS EVENING, anti during the Week, the Performances will commence at Half-past Six precisely, with The MANAGER'S VISION. The Music, partly new, composed by Mr. T. Hughes; the Scenery by Messrs. Danson, Morris, and Assistants. Personalities,Mr , ' Whistle, Prompter, from the Whisper ing Gallery, Mr. Rowbotham; Mr. Booker, Box-keeper, from the Lobby„, Mr. Hemmings; Mr, Davidge, at his bre side, Mr. Davidge ; Chorus of Masons, Bricklayers, Carpen ters, Iron-founders, Smiths, Painters, Carvers, Gliders, Paper hangers, Upholsterers, Servants ' &c. by a numerous body of Artists. Queen of the Fairies, Miss Burnett. "rile DREAM ! introducing Reminiscences of 13 Pieces. At the conclusion of the Prelude, the Popular Air of Judy O'Flanaghan," or "Blue Bonnet's over the Bonier," by the Characters. Atter which will be produced, for the first time, a new grand melo-dramatic Romance, arranged for' the, Stage by Mr. 11. M. Milner, to be celled, The OLD MAN of the MOUNTAIN ! • . (or, The Castellan's Son.) The, Music entirely new; (with exception of one Song) , by Mr. T. Hughes, The Scenery by Messrs. Danson, Morris, and Assistants. The Dresses by M r. S aunders and Mrs. Folfet. The Properties by Mr. Eallett. The Machinery by Mr. Burroughs. Sigismorn, Lord of Thurn, Mr. Hemmings; Welzendorf, the Usurper, Mr. Rowbotham ; the Old Man of the Mountain, Mr. Huntley; Herman, Castellan of Belmont, Mr. Young; Alaric, his son, Mr. Blanchard ; Schoobert, Warder of Thorn , Castle, Mr. E. Lewis ; Eugene, a Page, Mrs, Rowbothani ; Hannibal lickspit, Mr. Buckstone; Schwitzer, Mr. Gold smith ; DanVelt, Mr: Almar; Romatild, Mr. Smith ; Ulric, ' Mr. J. George ; Altotf, Mr. Howard; Schultz, Mr. Sa un de r s; The Child, Master Meyers Zerilda of Montserrat, Wife of Sigitimorn, Miss Watson baurina, Mrs. Young; Rune, Mrs. Davidge. The whole to conclude with the highly Popular New Grand Alelo-Drama, and Oriental Spectacle, Entitled, THE 'MASSACRE OF RAJAH POOR; or, Britons in the East Indies ! (CoMbining the most interesting Events and the most striking Features of the present Burmese Wir.) The Music by Mr, T. Hughes.—The Machinery by Mr. Bur roughs ; the Piece by Mr. H..M. Milner; the whole pl' the Military Details, especially the peculiar mode of Attack and Defence of the Stockade Forts, under the exclusive su— perintendence of a.Britith Officer, who has been on Active *rice throughout the War. • British, General Sir Allan Kennedy, Mr. E. L. Lewis; Colonel Belford, Mr. Hemmings ; Colonel Armstrong, Mr. Smith ; Captain Mordaunt, ,Mr. Blanchard; Torn Tackle, Mr. Davidge ; Staff Officers, Messrs. Almar and Saunders; First Serjeant, Mr. Elsgood ; Second Serjeant, Mr. George; Dicky Tap (a Drumme), Mr. Buckstone ; Lavinia (Daughter of sir A. Kennedy), Miss Watson 4, Nancy Neatdrop (a Female Suttler), Mrs. Davidge.—Brirmese, Ah•Reh-Wah-Tee (King of Ave, Sovereign of the Burmese Empire),. Mr. Young, in his state carriage, drawn by an Elephant; Moung Zang (his Chief Minister), Mr. Bundoola (Viceroy of Ban goon), Mr. Rowbotham. In the course of the Piece, various Grand Combats, by Messrs. Blanchard, Elagood, Rowbotham, Davidge, &c- • On Monday next will be produced a New Drama, in which Mr. H. Kora& will Sustain a principal character, his. first ap pearance since his severe indisposition. Boxes, 4s. and 3s. ; Pit, ; Gallery, Doors open at H a lf-p ast Five—begin at Six. Second Price at Half.past Eight. BitrrlsH PA IN')' MANUFACTORY, 64, Queen-street, Chenpside, London.—UPTON and Co., Chemical Colour •Alanufacturers, respectfully recommend the following established Articles, viz. the REFINED MINE RAL PAINT, at 15s. per Cask. The Paint is of it handsome dark Chocolate colour, is insoluble in water, and therefore pe culiarly adapted fi,r all Work constantly exposed to the Wea ther, such as Barns, Palings, Ilot-bed Frames, Sluice Gates, Water-wheels, and Weather-boarding. it is also a cure for the Dry-rot, prevents Damp, and destroys Vermin. Being fit for use, the expence is but little more than one penny per lb.— Best White Lead, dOs. per cwt.; Patent and Grass Greens, from Is. Cd. to ‘2s. perlb.; Ordnance Anticorrosion Paint, sds. per cwt.; the Lithic Paint at 30ht. for Plaster and Stucco Work. The Durable Oil Paints, viz. Invisible Green, 405.; Olive Green, 765. ; l.etul, Slate, and Stone Colotut 44 per wt. ; fine Olive Green , Is. per lb.—These Paints are very of.. namental and preserving, and require . only to be thirined with prepared Oil for use. The Rectified Sperm Oil, at ss. 9d. per Imperial gallon, for Sinufara, French, and all Lamps of a superior kind, where a brilliant and unending light is required' without smell and smoke. N. B. Upton and Co.'s Mineral Paint sloes not moire to be heateed for use ; much trouble and expence is ,therefore saved. VERY F.A.I"I'RAVELLING, To BIRMINGHA NI and LIVERPOOL, by DAY and NIGHT , FOUR - INSIDE COACH which KEEP GOt.)1) TIME, from the •;ARACEN'S HEAD INN,SKINNER-S MELT,- SNOW-Ht LL, LONDON. E following LtGJIT PosT-coAcil ES, ' and MA I L5,....‘e. set ont from t It timvv Inns— IIIRMIN(0 IA " Tally Ho!" . fast I)ity in thir teen hours, Morning at a q u before Seven, through Red burn, Street, Duustable, Brick bill, Fenny Stratford, ! f i t: l r c B e s r t i e d r g , , Stour the eastle Hotel and St. ( S : t u7e v n Y t t t t;eorge's Tavern, liigh.street, Birmißghatn, to Shiffnall, Bri ! l.4ettotth, Shelton, Slirewshory, Oswestry, Nan' welt, T a rporley, Bangor, Chester, and liolyhend•—• ivc„ t in. 0,101 w i th tiro ',Aileen only. In consequence of the ilrci,lrtl preference givt'll to the rally hlu Coach, the heprietios are determined no expense shall be spared to tender it, In• fit convey oil the Birmingham Road. BIRNIINOH M itoyai Express," , New light fiat Night Coach, in tri hours only, anti .Iriyen through With 'FYN st'tS oat. i'vvry :01 mrtio9.l, carryiug Four Inetide mitY : passes through ‘‘'nrwick, I.(woington, Soothatn, Davvittry, Stulley-S 1 rat tort], Towcester, to the , * , :kcen's tie. id; Bolt-sired, Ititrol,ighant, ettrly the grit Morning. - - - 11 ROMPTON. Chatham, Roch..-144r, Gr 3 vegen d • Stroud, Sittinsboura l e, itainhttal, awl o,ptitige, every lortting. lIARNS'apLE.„. Skint lintolton, . . . - . creditutt, Tiverton , North . lawton, Oahharnnon, 'rortington-, Churnleigh, Iltracoutb, and 14, ddeford, New tIIS t f lig i •it C mei), eve ry Morning, at 7. i ( .1, ,e twit - 144w u.cisToi. Cheap Post-Coaches, through chip. penham, Caine, Nlaribnrottgit, iiiingerford, Newbury, and Beading- vety Inn, Bath, th e 1,,, n , 1 „,, Afternoon ttt One; arrive at the Greyhound a arvitl, ri1,.1114q-street, and swan, Bristol, eally•the next Nl.rning. At reduced Farts.. - .DOSTON New, Royal Nlail to through 11 "Y 81 ( ) " , t'"ihridge. litiinn, Stilton, peterborno . gh, Devilin, Spalding Spilalq„Alf uti t, and (iiiirtsby,-EVelungi ,•,tt flail I.aq 7, Sunday, at A (4 , llrier before 7. . CAM1111.11)(,E New Itne,tl f'; t t 1 thronglt Ware, . , ai Unntingford, Wickland, ttnil Itny , ston, Evening, tit. Half part 7, Siitulay, at u Quarter befun. 7, CARLISLE . 1 Express," uniy One Night on the lload, to Pent it h, ittpl Whiteliavett, :scw light Ftopr-inida Pygx Coach, with a Ourud all the way; passes through Appleby, Brough, Bowes, Greta-ln Lige, Richmond, Catterich, Bo roughbridge,, Forrybridge, boncaster, Newark, Bawl.' y, Grantham, Stamford, Grin:thaw, Stilton, Biggleswade, and Baltlock. Sets out in the Morning, and performs the jour ney with the greatest facility. Passe:Kers detained on the Road by business or pleasure, bare the peculiar advantage of their Seats being secured in alislek the next Coach.--The only direct Coach to.Cr atiNTEit I:ight Coaches co4tiewport, Whitechurch,l'ar porley, Naniptwich, Northwieh, anti Middlewicti, every worn log and ?Inv] ilooll. • ('OVENTIIX "'Pally Ho," light fast 1)4 Coach, every niornitlZ at is quarter before , ;, throtlgh Kedburct, Dwist able, itimry Strktth.rd, Tuweester, Weed.n, D4ventry, a»d I)un cb•urch, DOVER au Paris Patent Safe Coach, ervry morning, thritti i ;h Canterhury awl Chatham. DORC,LIES'rEit New light Day Coaches, in fourteen hours only, through Bagsbut, Illackwaret, liasing,totte, t)verton, Whitehurch, Andover, Salishtiry, W.iL,(ls eats, Casholore, and Blandiord, at a quarter past 5 anti 7 in the inonlilg.. EXETER " tiorereign," New lit fast Coach every morn ing at 7 o'clock } tluuugh Huttiton, Axminster, Charmouth, Bridport, I ) orehestrr,lanstfortl, Wutidrkror Inn, tiixlis• bury, Stockbridge, Sutton, Basingstoke, ljlachwater, and Baeshot. • GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhil 'rhombi' I, Sanythar-Kiln, Cantnuck, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, a light Four inside Post coach HARROW OATE and Ripon new Light Ptist Coaches, every Afternoon at Two, and Steen in the Morning. HERTFORD Coach, through tValthani Cross, Cheshunt, Hoddesdon. and Ware. HOLYHEAD' New light' fast, Day and Night Coachet, through litidgenorth, \Valsal, Shrawsbory, and salop, ere y Warning and afternoon. HULL" Express," a New Light Post Coach, to Lincoln- Northeave, Howden, ..uneaster, every Morning, to the Cross Keys, Nl:whet-place., Hull and • also the "Rucking- ham" in the Afternoon at Two. KENDAL Eight fast Post Coaches to Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Churley, Otmskirk, and Garttang, every morning and afternoon. KIDPERMINSTER, Stonrbridge, and Dudley, through Birmingliam.'and West Bromwich, light Coaches every morn hig and afternoon. ' LEEDS " Itockinghnm," tight Post Conch, sets out every Afternoon at Two ; and passes through. Baldock, 11:g -gleswade, Eaton, lineliden, Stilton, Wansford, Stamford, Greetham, CUanithain, Newark, Toxiord, Markham Moor, Ret fold, Raotry, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge,,arrives , at ;the Golden Lino Inn, 1,10,115, next Afternoon at Three, in time or the 'Bradford, Halifax, Ski plon, and IludderstioldcOaches. Driven through with Font'. Coachmen only.—Loggage and Packages only id per Its.-,Nistwithstandiug the uncommon Expedition Wilds Coach, tt is allowed to ha the most agtee, able and complete .Public Conveyance on the North Road, .1 being unaptalled by any other. LIVERPOOL and Staffordshire Potteries New light fast Day Coach, every morning at half-past Six, driven through with Four Coachmen only. New light fast Four Inside CoaLli, in '27 hours tinily, (hut one Night on the Road), sets out Daily at One ; and arrives at LiVerpoul next afternoon, thimigh \Voliorn, LaUthitry, Northampton, ,Welforil, Lot. terwort h. El incidey,Atherstistiv,Tant woi t Litchaeld,Stone, Newcastle, Kflatr , srd. Wa rrington, and piescot. LIVERPOOL " Royal Expreti," New light Four Inside First in :Twenty-seven hones, mid driven , through by Four Cottelitnen only, througt Wiarrnigton, PrCy ton, Congh ton, Lswtatts 1 ace ile nugdy, Er.ntsford, Stone, Stafford, anOt Litt:Wield, (only One Night on the 1... 4 ,11, every Afternoon; arrives at the garaeen ' t Inn, Dsle-street, LiVerpool, next Afternoon. 'The :Oran. tags s to 'Travellers who bunion. tld, t! oach with their pre., are Gir surrtiot to finV pt her , 10 Will, e%l.Cial IY to ,Comitiercial InteretO k a. it 'performs the toorney in less time Masts eny other . Cour h , and k ittiven through with Four Coachmen ; witiiitbctiitaing 11,4 lims, the Privrirthrsi pkittrte thilmMvio; 11litt for , 11 , 1 r aetowshotlitl ion it is equalled by few, aoil shall be surpassed by none. MANCOF.STER artniAltringhtin New light very hat Day oaeh, every morning to the Ntuseit Aims Swat! 414 ftIANCIIESTER to ‘Vinsinw,Cng Newttpaie, Wall sail, Woleerliamplon, And linuti)forcl, liglkt Flair Inside Coaches. MARLBOROUGH and Swindon, I,air. inntle Day Cimeh, through Maidenhead, iteatting, Nets Inity, II ongerford, Rams bury, and Aldhonrn. tlonnot wltt, tine Ciutchman only. The iteitiot eonee)nf,,, In Lanibotirn, Vinton, Wont'. tun Basset; and l'etv.ey. NEWCASTLE I. ON TYNE. and UNDER LINE Coaches every morning and 4fternooki. (toly One Night tii, th e r o ; t d. PLYMOUTH " Sovereign," New light last Coach, to Fal. mouth) Truro, 13 dtuin, Peneyn, Ashliniton, trigna4 and Newton Abbott, every nmiiiing at 7. " RAMSGATE Itoyal Ts•legiapli," superior fast safe Coach, to Margate, Ilover, Bro Cant , iburys Fevers !lane and Sandwich— vs - , IV Mot Mug at half-post 7.-- In coliseum rice ot Ihe derided pi, I.•i trier 4iVvn to the Te• legrisOti sale (oacti, ttee rriyi deterlitincil nn expruce shall be 'pitied to n urt, it the rust couveyistiec on the Kent lloait. • SHEFFIELI) and " The Rockingham," through Rothe; two, Ntv: Four Pit cwlchel, every morning anti Wellingtott, I,igtit Post. Coaches, err ry mottling itibe. 2+OUTII,INIPTON I.rtiiitigh , ti, Lyndhurst. tt'inchestt•r, Hari foil! Mak k water, and Itag , tiot, New l'otiv Coach. vvel y n. 4, and Kr. tiers at the U,ach and and Vow trtn. houtboutip too, by Fi‘e, is a rout C:oisecyanec to the Isle of V. it ht, jersey, qiielosee,l. hoes; tritere de Gracc, Cherbuurizit, &c.— The lito:iririiqr of the.'aborc Coach hope to receive a coot of that support which has hitherto heen experienced since the coinnienceitterit of tire " sTAFFORDSIMUE POTTERIES, a new light very fast cottett.every afternoon, to Latent, Si. lt.ffl. Itur skin, 'roost:all; Lawton, Hatily and Holme, I 'hart. This is 00 only ('inch direct to the Potteries. STAMFORD light Pod Coaches every morning and after noon, through 13alduck, iligglesteade, St. Neots, Buckner), Alcanbury, Stilton, and Waltd , i'" (l • stiND .LAN.i. Stockton, unit Yarm t Post Coach every Morning, to the thorge S'anderland. TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach, s daily, at. Eleven, Half-past 'f'wo Fire, and Eight o'clock. WAKEFIELD Font inside Post..Co:icht , s, every Morning and Afterno on . WARWICK and Leamington Day aml Night fast' Ctiachcs, through Darent ry, Weedon Towiestcr, and Stoney Stratford, WELLS, Bridgewater, Taunton, Fairniorh, and Ply. mouth Coaches. rind to all Parts of the West of 12.;oglatol. WEYMOUTH" M ;Met" Coadi,t tn - out;h Ragsoor, fleck. water, yeats. Cushmore, s a li s nury, Bl a nd for if, -Ind Dor etie“, at ft Basingstoke, °vertu)), W h it c hnut), Quarter past Five o'Cl rick in the NILn ni rig. Diivyn through witty Two. Coachmen only. WEYMOUTH PACKETS to Guernsey, ,ler,ey, bourg, St. Maine's, &t. every Wednesday out Sar , ,rnay ternuon, at Two, from Weruotith. ‘VOLVEItHAMPTON only Day Coach tie Dudley, West Dromwleh, and Meriden, through Coventry—M,u {wig, l e t a quarter b e f ore 7, an d eve ry afternoon.. YORK " Express," to Scarborough , Whittry, Shields, Son. dtr%and, Neweastle, , anti Edinbttrgh* - a New light Font inside Post Coach, with a Guard thrinwhont ;, le t * ou t every Morning by way of Nelark, itetford, Dont:aster, Fit. rybrrtige; Tarte:aster, Darlington, Northailerton, Itoshytortli Durban), Morpeth, .and Berwick, and arrives at York early next Morning. Passengers boding themsel yr+ fatigued 4„, the 'gurney, may rest what tint. they An d t hen Provce.l withorttany additional Fare. At Reduced Fares to. itatusgstes 4 13, g - tle, nod Ca u t cr . bury. • S. A. NIOTINTAIN and Ce. .resP"lfttliF aeq , 13.,1t llieu Friends and the Pultlic,thUt tin:rt./0 1 h tt lee arcouni l ht, arty ; PlSNeis. Passenget's I.lt3ggAvt I Vritin,gli &c. u! worts than Firr ,Pou t uls V;thic it io , t , stolen,aut d-, 40 1, unless entere4l - ai such, and the It rtirt ingly; -at the Silt arra** Head inn, Skinner-stvc t, Ntitrw.l,Ht v eildoll., POLICE , : INV:LIAR; ENCE. _ _I4IA,NISION-1101;81;. Claus Hatekin:, a German, wa4 lirottet before tke Lon!) Maxon, charged with having ran away with a tray of ringl, value 133/. or 1401. from the shop of Air. George Pearn, jewel ler, ot'cornhill. . . . . . Stacey, sloopman,t6 Mr. Fearn, stat?d, that the pri 7 soner came into the vhop n few evening% ago, anti asked to - see some rings. Witness ptjt clown a .truy. containing a number of rings, before him, and, he looked at soon! ; witness then pat buck the tray. The pris_.m.q', however, twain asked to see the tray, and the Moment it area pot puori the eottrite,\ he took it u and ran away. : Witneu ftillowed, and cried "'Stop thief," and the prisoner was apprehtntied. 11e, has. ever, had dropped the tray in his fli , ' , :tt„ and the rune,. werJ scattered about. What is,very retriark•ible is, that aiihouglr the distance front die Shop to the plitce where the prisoner was 'found, was very abort, and many peritona'of re , pvtable ap pearance witnessed the flight i of the prisoner, dial must have seen the fait of the rings, no nuire than 18 or 20 Y:tre recovered by Mr. Fears. Most of those, it also appeared, wet, brought to the shop by a poor'man.—The prisoner was hilly committed for trial. A twin tatned Davivt, *ll6 .tifett that I , e w 3 ,1 a taliot, brought his wife before the Loot Mayor, and acctised her of having conducted herself in such it iMilltl,tlt 104 , 4°,41* ilit, thAl Ith , Lordship's interter.mee was itidi'sprt.n. , ,:bly necessary to VI% Vent his total destruction. The LORD MAYOR observed the wife, whose appearance was exceedingly mild, in tears, and told tlw complainant that she did not look like a person wh&l Was likely to Mike her husband miserable, and asked a hether he had been assaulted bylier ? • Davies replied in the negative. But she does;worse (said I le); s h e drinks like a devil, and she'll bring'ine to perdition, As sure as I am alive, if you don't order her to keep away froth tae." • , The wife vowed that she never drank. Der mother, in tears, said the same thing. • • Davies declared, that she had also a fancy to gadding abroad, which be could not restrain. lie Vies losing his ttustness hist in consequence of her habits. " Bet," said the LORD Matiag, " if She has been inatten; tine to her duties, she seems now strongly disposed to return to them ; and it would he inhuman in you lint to give her an op. portunity." " N 0.," said Davies, " she is too good for me. Look a t me , I am not fit for her, am I Y' Thtiti , tims u hurst of laughter at this address of the tailor, who preaenteti one of the most sorrow, In' visages that every expressed grief. His wile, to whom h e Inis been married but six Months; was more deeply affected than before. " Barry, dear, said ithrie " dini't leave toe." Lear: you By the i Lord, woman, I'll never . a l ii%,lele'lwwleiloy—ne.nl, again." The a no, city Lord, t, :e o q i n n e , S i t o t s o i. li s a a t id the unbind irer ins husband); %till her I'll never live again; I won ' t , my Lord, by I won't. Mrs. Daviei-"a wither maid, tier daughter had acted with the greatest affection and propriety' towarda her husband. Davicat—" Well, well ; I tell yeti sh 3 is too good for me; yn .won't deny that, will you ? That's enough fOr tee. 1 ,ebn't liVe with her ;" and he struck the table violently. The Loan Mayon advised re. Davies to go home with her mother fir a week or a I;.irtnight ; and said, 0131 her hus band would probably alter hia opinion of her lo her absence, and believe that although ho might not be half good enough for her, he could not be romfortahle without her. " Oh, my Lord V' said she, " I'd rather go home with him- Do, Harry—thin't be so cruel." Daviesa" No, no; woman 4" and clinched his fist, and turning round to the erowd, sail with a crying face,—" You see she is too good for me. I won't have none on hcr.— She'll run me into Newgitte with expences 1 won't have none on her." Ths-LonD. MAYOR, finding that it was useless to endeavour to reconcile the coinplainant to his wife, expressed his regret at the circumstance; and dismissed the case. ' The tailor weut away, saying that lie was ready to make his wife an allowance ; and that if he ever should have a chance again, he'd never marry even a better woman than herself. GUILDHA Wet..Vartlan, the porter at Peektiell'a Own, No. I'M' Fleet-street, was brought up on suopicion of felony tinder the following eircomstancetti— Ajr, Upsal, a pawnbroker ie Barbican, stated, that the prisoner came Into his shop on Saturday afternoon, Offered i either to sell or plede4i it hatidaorne silver smar.bnt, which lie produced. Judging, from his appearance, that the article could not be his own property, he asked the prisoner tsltre he lived, his name, &c. Martin replik, that his name was Jones, and that het lodged close by; in Playluante-yard, Golden.lane; but .hearing Mr. Upaal direct a person tu, go there with. him instently, and make inquiry, he showed symp. tones of alarm 4' and when they had proceeded to the door, he turned round and said' he would not give trouble, hot he would adtnit that he Nut given a tak„ , address. The truth s however, was, that he had plektal up the box in broad, day-light on the pavement in st. John*s-Street, on Tuesday last. Mr: llpsal declared that he , Was not at all satisfied with his lietOottr, and Calling in an officer, gave him in charge. ;;;kih , t-uvotly, the priSoner begged the constable to let Mr. Pock:tell know lie In custody, and upon stating 111, circumstances in the ahopt . .the officer learnt from the waiter that a silver snuffbox had, been missed in their r. freshilent.roOtntt Ott Wednesday night 'by t w o kentlenten, who had twice Made application about it since, when they'were assured it had not'byen sm. or heard of Mr. Pocknell attended yesterday, but he did not know where to fold the geollemen, nor whether the prisimer had I been questioned about the box. The prisoner attended, in the romns at night. , Mr. Alderman OAUItATT said, he would remand the pri.: soaer, to give the officer an opportunity of Making further inquiry, and that the waiter might he summoned to see if he I could not give more information on the subject than his master. BO W.s'r R EET .V r stet'attY john &frit *, the )11 , in charged on Friday hot with admini%tering laudanum to a 11r. Harvey, a .country farmer, not Anted in :,' , 3iiirct;iy's paper, wit% brought up ror find extvnii% thition. • .• The proseefitor, who, by the by, did not seern to possess the clearest understanding in, the world, stated, in addition to his former evidene,e, that the conversation about money was first' introduced by the prisoner's vanarldng that he (prisnner) had flOO/.. about him, and he wondered what h should do with it for safety while he in London. The witnessobserveil that it was a large sum to carry übbut itt R RUM'S pocket, and said he lied been toi the think that morning, but he had only brouttht away 134 104.', which was enough for present ptirposes, He then took out his bag, and shook it, and " Jingled" the,so vfreigns. The day after the tranaction, the witorss went to a coffee-AO to breakfast'; anti on searching hiirgreat Nat pocket for some copper to pay for his refreshmentS, his found a phial, which he now produced. The assistant of Mr.. Cottons, the druggist, at whore shop the - laudanum was purchased, said the phial was the same :which he gave, the prisoner, and ! contained about one-third of the laudanum soil ' to hint. Prosecutor.—Why, then, ibis chap must have slipped the bottle into my pocket after he had put the *toff in my grog, Well, that's is gookt one howsornever. I% hat a cunning fellow he most be ! Sir IL 8i11,4 It wilted the prosecutor if he felt any ill effects from the part tit' the dose which he took, and he said, " Why, Sir, I can't say its how I dith tAL:qt woundy sleepy. I fell asleep here its the office while the storing was gob ik t on before, and I slept alank all the nc..xt day. I,s t woo lucky you did not. take- the whole dose., or the probability is, that you wieild he o .,t e ep now. The Proseetitor;.—Vt'hy, thay bt!, I ' , tumid, your notiOur. Sir I{. UlthN 55 aSkeit what litpuir they drank : attfthe pro secutor said rusts and Water; editing., that he WRllttli to hays g i n , but W4...4 ovrr-perfplivitti by the prisoner, whe assist sum wo uld he hewer for hinl 4 'l;t4 be I n tl got a bit of „ 'lint prisMV,, i ns l Of his guilt. lie was fully eututtuto , 4 A fat t!..astan, !!!' named Orown, w a s brought up ,! a preayAmiking gie of the name of U.: , , 11„d on , arried on the businNtS Of a batter . i n 1400111, ..e and mother had ainfottu liatoy been lieparatrat cot: ;tiara 11 years, At the conhrienee. be of thri tier tratitni he till W.-41 her 2L per week,' but *sith. sequently lielladrettiteAl it , t) h i. On - Friday plait set) went -to is Iktthzr`r, S Oust Lt): rec e i ve t h e mono, for her mother, when the defendant, who hail for itiorig tirriqived with her father as his wife, flew Kt her and struck her a violdht blow on the nose.with her clenched' fat. mfrs. Brown, in-ler defence.. said, ti:e complainer ; wit , * ,i 46 0,, lent, Will ihry had a seuglit. Site tuight vtl . struck her ireittlyi but irshe'did site Was hot aware of it. «The etnnplainutt'tilAik, candleatickM heti ; • . • ; The coutpliiiiNuit mid site did, but not until she train atTueii, and thr 'ateried with a repetition of•the blOw, and then efie anatttlie,i tin candlestick leer own defence. Mr. Baden ateripeit forward and said his diultliter Alta pert and saucy. Alias Milan !said her father also plished her. •Mrs. linden (her mother) said., Ali. linden knew very weli that this Wa4 not the first time her daughter had been ill treat"; . by Mrs, Brown. Sir 11. r, ordered Mrs. firown*tb find bait. NA it V . 1.41. i 117-01 , PICT. Saturdxy while Mr. R. wi.iNsors anti A maits !fir. lios werel on the hcnch, their attention waselettned by a tetierabla.Jook. ittifold gentleman who entered the offiac in great baste add agitation. lie was followed by it young man, a butcher, who wax exclaiming Pay me What you owe me, you old vagabond, It xwntiler, you stettnitrol;'," " the old man had tecovered hit breath, be addressed the inlgivratt , a 'Wows in . .a tremulous% tOce:4- , -" Vacase you: w 0r:44, ;4,441 . 1 4 .:VU41 . ,4 W 418,04. Alcm 4 . tile iti w 0,4 d , thiN tttnn . •! , 7.ft!tttlit tire tnitrner) neroxteit the th'e - 016;rrtridoP' manner isotaildr, and .sraid u Puy_ me *hut, you two nut.' wax quite astonished at belt g tittls OtttaCk<A, 4tid said, I don"i know you , I n e ve r tiAw y4ni in toy lite before.' Thia 41;&notisair:ty hint, and hr.. persisted - that I was Ins debtor, and her ttoOld 1101 k: leave me until I paid hilt money.. I walked on, and he followed me all along ti n ' streets, tailing Inc ti:.., !text foul 6HII/ea, and gathered ItO initnea , se mob round me, zattl plater, me in. a Most awkwartt predicament. 1 thOllght it Inst to give tt leak in" to this office. to ask your protec tion. tiffs tins is hot ',ix rctooly to recover money, even if due t him." 31agistrate-;- Do you owe the man money? If you d'e, you had bettct pay him at once. Answer-But I don't. I never saw him before in my life. Butcher-Voit know that to be all stuff. ' You must knit* that you came to my shop, and .ordered 2/: worth of meet, which I let you have, thinking you were it geutleinan.- ( t's a het, your Worillip, when' lie enttlevi my shop I judged from his appearance that he was rt gentlethan ;. and I even took my hat off to treat hint with the gratc,it respect., and actually let him hatic al neat a peony b e low th e p r i er , thinking that I had got hold of a good ettsultner; M aglstrate-You look like . a.respectable man. You had bettor pay hint at once, if you owe taint any thing. Ohl main-... 1 was never in his shop bits (awe In my life, and then I went to' order meat bir my brOther, and kot for myself`. ;11y brother is the person he 111101 t to tiioPly to. Alagistrate-Olt I then, you bats been to his shop ? Old .inan,oll I yes, once; but that was for my brother. Butcher-... 1 wish I could , lied out Where you tivc, Alugintratc,-IVltcre tin you live, Sir. inan-Where do I live, Sir ? Oh I. I3ir, 1 lise-41 lord at Kilburn-At Kilburn; Sir. Whereabouts ?-At Kilburn. Ay, but nt Immo pinee—Tliere are no P.tri.,ets thitr.; , , Sir. How gitoold 'A letter be octaressittl to coo " AI I t 4 1 li burn ;" nn ir~itlte. What's yottr mime, Sir ?—(liesitating) r.flionnoi. Ay, but l'hottov. what P.--..Thottlas Johnston, Sir. Any ton ll teniaeitee ?.=-IVhen in toys, I go to " Peel's' Coffee-house." it' your brother owes the young Man money, you can luot: 1,0 oh:!ectioti to give his address ?-11e livt;s in Mortimer. street. Where, What number ?-1 don't know. What, not know the number of your brother's house ? Who is your brother ?-11e is a gentleman as respectable us your- self. Ile is in a OONTTIIIIVent office. What office P.-.l;xcuse toe, .tiir ; winch tather not tell ; this map wilt go there if I tell, and make at buitbery. If your lirthher is so respeetable tt titan, he will have no Jection to reeclve a visit from the young man, if he is in hir have no objection to give his address to you, Sir. Well, give it to toe. Mr. Johnson chting t 2tl his mina. el liv Af : gistrat 4 tltotrght:it!koala - lie bitter to pay the money thaw to be inibi to such attacks in the street, but he advised the butcher not to follow *trill abuse the matt : there way a legal ronetly to rvenvel' debts. .10tin5 , A.....T0 be sure M r gistrat e „....l shall nuf interfere in the case. JtAinsoo.—What, won tiroti.hind him over? MagiStratr:—Certainly hot. Butcher.—lt's a hard case that 1 should be cheated, yea. 4 worship by such II titan 01 that. ;ilamistratti.—Well, hut you Must not pun.ue liitn in Or streett. • tilmBon stood, beviihiered, anticipating, no doubt, another in the t►trect, when the Slagihtrate utilitred the officer to let hint out the front Way, while the butcher went out at the hack of the office. It b!►tY I,iu htiWe. tt) gee the lesYe the pbteet the Ott nom went oil liitc n shot whet) outside, and n=or soon Out of 4isia. The butchet ran with till hit might., hut he did not catch him. • . UNION,IIALL Voter(lay a man named RI . Phomi%ton Wnfi brought before the Sitting, Alagistrete, sl:Cetenwe Esq. cliarg,ed with breeking into the honer of a widow, mooned Griffithe, ree siding in Baker-street, Lambeth. I the evidence of the complainent it appeared that on Saturday morning, while in bed, 'she wits awitkened*by a noise in her room,' as it some; pet son was concealed under . the betietelul. She WaS dreadfully alarmed, but lay still, in the hope that it was merely the etreet of her imagination, when, im listening with breethlese atten. vino, title plainly heard wine pereon creep from Udder the feet of the bedstead, and at tie same time a chair which stood elteet by wits moved, t.ilte etintimital silent, until at length slat: felt the counterpane gradually moving down to her feet. ilex terror now became so Feat that she screamed alma!, which brought down *lodger of hers, a stout Irish man, who, on,entering the bed tooni, ran against the prisoner, who le As ei this time endeiA- Voikeing to n,F,Ix lint escape, end collared him. `rite prisoner did not attempt e) make any resistance. On examining the pre ntisce to ascertain how the fellow managed to get into the hau t e, the backdoor, holt and other fusteninge were diseoreted to 'beer been wrenched open from the outoule. The door tir the corn plahrerit's bethrooni, which she locked at the time of retiring to rest, witeeilse tUnial to have been forced open white 4ht . wall ittdecp. The- prisoner, hie defence, declered that he Lett riot. entered 731 re. Griffiths' bed.reotrs with the intemien of steeling anything. lie was drunk itt' the time, having speet ilia:, day with a pertion who covouraged hint to leave his home. in itristot in order to get teeth in town. Having, by borne tireitiimt or 'another, leippened fir rides the friend on leaving the public.. borate where they had been eartiosinee, and seen% the door of the.complitinttit s house open, he entered, hoping to tied the 110$pitolity and good treatment there that a stranger Wan m w , ty , ,ett„i„ of meeting with, in his native city: ,The come piainant reed that her house was well Itemized before she went to bed ; and the constable produeed the locks end belt*, to Prey(' that grt,it tOece had been used to gain an entrance. They itlagistrate oblierved, that a clear case of burglary, was made out itgainet ptistmer, who was eceordnagly committed for thet • 11A ), t.O oAx V.iurt , 4.lll w NCI) NOS long be, n thtire ort of the holiday folke, wall tilt:61111A tettloy cart - tot, in consequence of an airmount-emcnt }tar ing tn.#.4l,...rtent forth during the weelk, th4t r 1 new. Aeronaut, i'enr.y s ° libel :nil with his balloon, tl:e Roy)! tleiewc, Profo the grounds in the teit . r of the 'Ben .fonison Tevttn, (TIE:4. O A to the green. The .01Atoti, that the inflation to connyeliee at two o'clock., LIN the balloon ~t'.evitt at fu.2.i pt,;:;:,,ty. Long before the tittle appO.itoC 4l, c.owdA ot tvre flocking to ti r. 00 . 12; fta , lng Stet,: it v yard 14 the viqty, I , tt t.eltt~iacatt- ti tint[ t,t' 1),4n! , ..- Perry. , to taltllltro „ t „i„, witoie (ht titetnente nf ti., :;;:bd the rinti. - ` in the ary tradition t,'„ , thOLOSiind 111 . 11M4 in tert'et .whiet*: th! , zieronniit ,or .11 at.. , . rat altut , 4l .forgimen. At: be • r ,, whs . tl 010311(43 pit4olim tiros the tiptoe of s ter Allettroy, A. ti lttieici balloon 4t4Nnt .4R -• the tint'avottrAlt; ad of ApT4, Ater ;lie •ouLd. The Intl!, ittetcof the R 44; of vexation,:proteetitir, • , 1 3 . 1 t 4 y _ ; . ~, `,